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Please be aware that all our events are either in-person or online, not both at the same time!
The next events are:
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Chicago GSB |
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Dartmouth (Tuck) |
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London Business School |
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More to be announced |
Past events include:
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Amanda Carlson, Associate Director of Admissions, Columbia Business School, Tuesday night at 7PM – 8:30PM on May 22, 2007 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Peter Johnson, Director of Admissions, University of Berkeley (Haas), Tuesday night at 7PM – 8:30PM on June 12, 2007 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Karen Ball, Assistant Director of Admissions, Darden School of Business, University of Virginia, Thursday night at 7PM – 8:30PM on June 28, 2007 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Jennifer Burke, Assistant Director of Admissions, Sloan School of Management, MIT, Wednesday night at 7PM – 8:30PM on July 25, 2007 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Jackie Zavitz, Associate Director, MBA Admissions, The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, Thursday night at 7PM – 8:30PM on August 30, 2007 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Jay Bryant, Senior Director of Global Recruitment, Thunderbird School of Global Management, Monday night at 7PM – 8:30PM on September 17, 2007 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Ms. Bailey Daniels, Assistant Director, MBA Recruitment and Admissions, Rotman School of Management, Thursday night at 6:30PM – 7:30PM on Jan 31, 2008 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Deidre Gilchrist, Associate Director of Recruiting, Hult International Business School, Wednesday night at 7:00PM – 8:30PM on February 13, 2008 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
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MBA Admissions Workshop Presented by Tom Brennan, Associate Director of Recruitment, Thunderbird School of Global Management, Thursday night at 6:30PM – 8:00PM on February 28, 2008 (Our Graybar Building Office in New York) |
You will hear a comprehensive MBA Admissions process overview, a detailed MBA Program introduction, followed by an
extensive Q&A session. Key points include:
Uniqueness about the Admissions Process
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Ideal or Preferred Candidate Profiles |
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Admission Process (Rolling vs. Various Rounds) & Components |
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Interview Specifics |
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Financial Aid & Scholarship Availability |
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Admissions Decision-making Process & Timing & Personnel Involved |
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Waitlist Situation (Total Number & Final Admission Rate) |
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Repeat Applicants |
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Joint Degree Application Process & Range of Available Joint Degrees |
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Part-time MBA, EMBA and Other Special MBA Programs Application Process |
Uniqueness about the Program
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Specialization of the Program |
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Student Body & Class Structure; Campus & Culture |
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Curriculum (Core vs. Elective; Flexibility of Elective Course Registrations) & Faculty |
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The Dean & The Management Team |
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Latest Trends/Changes in the Program |
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Forthcoming Strategic Initiatives |
Job Prospects
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Career Services Team & Recruiting Programs |
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Internship Placement; Full-time Placement |
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Industry & Salary Stats |
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I really found the course to be extremely useful, especially in helping me remember math that I learned back in the 9th grade and learning short-cut techniques to cut through grueling calculations.
-Jason P. (This student took our London GMAT crash course.)
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